Healthy Game Day Snacks

Good news! Buffalo wings can be heart-healthy. Just remove the skin from the chicken, omit butter from the recipe, and bake them instead of frying.

This scrumptious taco dip is jam-packed with lean protein, soluble fiber, heart-healthy fat, and antioxidant-filled vegetables. Swap baked tortilla chips for fried to save even more calories and fat!

Don't forget to pass the nuts! This zesty recipe forgos the cooking oil or melted butter often used on spiced nuts. Instead, it uses apple juice concentrate to mix the flavorings.

Great-tasting ribs with just five ingredients? Chipotle chiles make it happen. These flavor-charged babies are actually jalapeño peppers that have been dried and smoked; here, they lend a nice balance of sweet and hot flavors to the meat.

A party just isn't the same without a heaping pile of nachos. This recipe is heart-healthy without skimping on taste—the delicate flavors of shrimp and avocado work wonderfully with a mild salsa.

Feed the hungry football fans in your family with a bowl of this hearty chili. One serving has more than half your fiber needs for the day!

These sweet potato fries are a lower-fat (and tasty!) alternative to traditional fries. Baking them on a foil-lined pan helps prevent overbrowning.

This super-easy dip trims fat and calories by blending white beans with just a dab of sour cream rather than using all sour cream or cheese like many other dips.

These cheesy wraps are great appetizers for the big game. Three cheeses, roasted peppers, and artichokes mingle in the tortilla-wrapped treats.

You'll need just six ingredients to make these tasty bite-size treats. Bonus: You can make them up to four hours ahead of the big game.

Lively seasonings—including chili powder, garlic powder, cumin, cayenne pepper, and ground cinnamon—add sensational flavor to this snack without boosting its sodium level.

Just a little butter and sea salt goes a long way in this deliciously guilt-free version of one of America?s most popular party snacks.

These festive roll-ups get their spunky flavor from avocado, horseradish, shrimp, and smoked almonds. Touchdown!

Everyone will be grabbing these zesty instant favorites. The recipe is easy—wrap a mixture of spicy radishes, jalapeño peppers, carrots, and cucumbers in translucent rice paper.

Basic ingredients, such as olive oil and dried basil, combine in this finger-food treat. You can make the bites up to a week ahead of time to save you energy on game day.

Add some substance to the snack table with these delicious chicken or turkey meatballs. The meatballs take on a snappy taste when they're simmered in a cranberry-flavored barbecue sauce.

Skip those high-fat, high-sodium store-bought chips and replace them with these easy-to-fix fat-free ones. Munch away!